TO ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI

Published:First published in 1924 inLenin Miscellany II.

      Sent from Berne to New York.

      Printed from the original.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,1971,

      Moscow,Volume 36,

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November 22, 1915

DearAlexandra Mikhailovna,

Ifailed to finish the letter I sent you today out of sheer
absent-mindedness. This is the address: Mr. C. W.
Fitzgerald, Secretary of the Socialist Propaganda
League[1]20. Baker Street.Beverly.Mass.

Iwas mistaken, therefore, when I said that he lives in
Boston. But his sheet contains the addresses of all 18 
members of the League, and among them some living in Boston.
I hope you will make every effort to find out everything
you can about them, and will try to build up out of them
(eitherincludingthem, or out of some of them) one of the
rallying-points for the Zimmerwald Left in America.

Everygood wish,Yours,Lenin

[1]SeeNote 435.—Ed.